One area to watch for though is little puckers in the covering. My first attempt using the windex and sealing the edges with acetone gave me a couple suspirses. First, getting large pieces of trim to follow the flow over ribs was a problem. I finally got things down with the exception of a couple areas where the trim would just not conform to the coverning. I let things dry up for a couple days and then used a capilary tube and acitone and sealed the edges. Where the covering has the small puckers, the acitone sucked under the covering. I put some pressure on the pucker and held it down for the acitone to evaporate. When I lifted the pressure, I discovered that I had pressed out the color. The acitone had softened the adheasive, which is the color on Monokote. The pressure squirted the adheasive out and left a clear cover in that area. Now, I use a trim iron to shrink down these little puckers and then do the acitone for the final seal.

Don